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WATCH: Beat patrol? In your dreams? Cops caught sleeping on duty

By: - Reporter / @JLeonenINQ
/ 09:50 PM February 07, 2018

Oscar Albayalde at Pasay City PCP 7 - 7 Feb 2018

Director Oscar Albayalde catches officers of Pasay City PCP 7 sleeping on duty during a surprise inspection on Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2018. (Photo from a video by NCRPO)

Snoozing police officers of the Pasay City Police Community Precinct 8 (PCP 8) were caught off guard by Director Oscar Albayalde, no less than the chief of the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO), who conducted a surprise inspection of precincts in the Southern Police District on Wednesday.

During the surprise inspection, Albayalde scolded everyone, including Senior Insp. Ferdinand Duren, PCP 8 chief.

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“Ikaw ang PCP commander dito? Alam mo tulog ang mga tao mo? Pati ikaw tulog. Anong klaseng mga ano kayo,” Albayalde told Duren.

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[You’re the PCP commander her? Do you know your people are asleep? And even you are asleep. What kind of (cops) are you?]

Another police officer, who said he was supposed to be on patrol, but was sleeping at the precinct, also got a tongue-lashing from the NCRPO chief.

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“Beat patrol? Sa tingin mo nagbe-beat patrol ka? Hanggang saan na ba ang narating mo sa kaka-beat patrol mo sa tulog mo? Saan ka na nakarating sa panaginip?” Albayalde said.

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[Beat patrol? You really think you’re on beat patrol? So how far did you go in your beat patrol while asleep? Where place did you reach in your dreams?]

Here’s a video of the incident from the NCRPO:

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